Idrees
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£70? My local A1 Autos have them for £35 matey!
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Welcome!
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The interior lights doesn't work on ours either. We've changed the bulb and fuse, don't know what wrong. And that cover is strong!
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I like them, nice one!
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Pioneeeeeeeeeeerrrr allllllllllllllll the way mate, take my word for it, you will NOT regret, You want them 300watt 3 ways!
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Cheers Mr G, glad you went through all the thread at once to see the 'real' difference from the beginning of the mods! Credit to UKSC? Wooohooooo, you don't know how that much means to me!! Good luck with spraying up the little bits on 'hers', and give me a shout if you need help, i'll pop round to urs in 5 :P :P :P
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I love that mate, but theres too many JDM Civics now! Still sweet though mate, and good power figures!!
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Who? Me? And what did i do? I was only folling around with you, don't bite my head please!!!
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@ Enzo Can i have one please?
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I would certainly think, as I said before!!
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4 Days left for my mates car to end on ebay, god i wish he buys your Starlet Prangers!!
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How much would they be from dealers?
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Easy to use the old GT thread. What to do is, mark out where them threads go on the bootlid, and drill two right sized holes out. Then use a bolt on the inside to tighten it up. Make sure it a nice fit, then take it off, put Stikkaflex on all the inside, and fit it back on again. Good luck.
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Uffff.....Not happy with that price!
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Yup...but did anybody ask where to mount speakers without cutting anything out?
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Non-Alcoholic
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Rides a motorbike!
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You'll have to screw it on for it to be secure. Drill 2 holes at the top of the bootlid and screw them in to the spoiler. Also use Stikkaflex on the inside of the spoiler so its nice and tight, but please DO NOT seal it with that (Meaning use it on visable areas) or else it'll turn into some nasty yellow colour after a few weeks, happens to the SR's front lip all the time!!
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This exact same thing happen to us a few days ago, get a gas bottle and heat the nut, then use a chizzle and a hammer to smack it with, in the direction which it should screw off...If it doesn't work, take it to a garage and they should deffo do it for you! {Edit} Whoops just realised its all done!
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Has got my project on his Bebo page
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Thanks Sparky for stickin my project up there!! :P I think i'll join up too..
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I smell pointless newbie posts Ahhem who said that?
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Those Sparco harnesses we're nice though!
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Thanks Raffi And thats how it should always be when someone looks in this thread!!
